Ihre Aufgaben:
- Charakterisierung von Materialeigenschaften sowie des Feuchtetransportverhaltens von historischen Materialien.
- Mitarbeit an der Entwicklung nicht-destruktiver Methoden zur Erfassung natürlicher Degradation unter Einsatz fortgeschrittener analytischer und statistischer Ansätze.
- Entwicklung, Implementierung und Weiterentwicklung von Modellen, die mikroklimatische Prozesse (inkl. Feuchtetransport) mit Degradationskinetik integrieren.
- Mitarbeit an Fallstudien mit internationalen Projektpartner*innen und Gedächtnisinstitutionen, inkl. Forschungsaufenthalten und Reisen innerhalb Europas.
- Dissemination der Forschungsergebnisse durch Fachpublikationen, Teilnahme an internationalen Konferenzen sowie kreative Wissenschaftskommunikation (z. B. Social Media).
- Aktive Mitwirkung am Projektgeschehen, insbesondere durch Unterstützung bei der Organisation von Workshops, Konferenzen und anderen Veranstaltungen.
- Verfassung einer Doktorarbeit; die Promotionsvereinbarung ist innerhalb der ersten 12–18 Monate abzuschließen.
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Projektkontext:
- Entwicklung und Validierung multiskaliger hygrothermischer Modelle – von der Physik gebundener Bände bis zu den Dynamiken von Depotumgebungen.
- · Validierung der Simulationen anhand realer Umweltmonitoring-Daten und damit Abgleich von Theorie und Praxis.
- · Mitarbeit an Fallstudien mit internationalen Projektpartner*innen und Gedächtnisinstitutionen, inkl. Forschungsaufenthalten und Reisen innerhalb Europas.
- · Dissemination der Forschungsergebnisse durch Fachpublikationen, Teilnahme an internationalen Konferenzen sowie kreative Wissenschaftskommunikation (z. B. Social Media).
- · Aktive Mitwirkung am Projektgeschehen, insbesondere durch Unterstützung bei der Organisation von Workshops, Konferenzen und anderen Veranstaltungen.
- · Verfassung einer Doktorarbeit; die Promotionsvereinbarung ist innerhalb der ersten 12–18 Monate abzuschließen.
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Your Tasks
- Conduct research as (part of) your doctoral dissertation
- Present research results at workshops and international conferences, and publish your work
- Enroll as a PhD student at the University of Vienna. (Applicants are advised to familiarize themselves with the enrollment procedures at the University as well as eventual course and language requirements.)
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Your Tasks
- Completed PhD studies in physics
- Previous research experience and a scientific track record reflecting your level of seniority
- Experience in supervising students and writing project proposals
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Your Tasks
- PhD in Demography, Social Sciences, Statistics, Economics, or other relevant fields
- Excellent oral and written communication skills in English
- Excellent quantitative and analytical skills
- Excellent programming skills in R or similar package
- Ability to work independently and to collaborate with a broader research team
- Solid knowledge of demographic methods, especially in the field of health and longevity
- Experience with demographic data
- Publication and research track record showing the ability to analyse demographic processes
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Your Tasks
- Design of the electronics for the ALICE Outer Tracker readout system
- Verification and Characterization of prototypes in lab tests and particle beam experiments
- Leadership role within the project: represent the interests of MBI towards the ALICE Outer Tracker project in daily exchanges with international collaborators
- Supervision of Bachelor, Master and PhD students
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Your Tasks
- Active participation in Node 2 of the Cluster of Excellence on ‘Communication and Mobility’, with cluster 1 ‘Multilinguality and its Social Contexts’
- Engaging in interdisciplinary collaboration and dialogue within the COE
- Conducting independent research
- International publications and presentations of project results
- Commitment to the goals of the Cluster and to the integration of its members as well as participation in training and transfer/outreach activities
- Active participation in the scientific and organizational activities of the Institute of Medieval Studies of the Austrian Academy of Sciences
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Your Tasks
- Conducting independent research in exchange with other relevant projects (https://www.oeaw.ac.at/ikga/himalayan-connectivities/)
- Supporting other research projects with your expertise
- Contributing to the Cluster of Excellence “EurAsian Transformations“ by organizing and participating in joint interdisciplinary research activities and public outreach
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Your Tasks
- To conduct independent and innovative research on Buddhism in Japan – its doctrines, practices and/or institutions –, with research questions in the history of religion, cultural history, the history of philosophy and/or intellectual history (any of these perspectives is welcome)
- To actively apply for competitive third party-funded projects supporting junior scholars and engage in mentoring activities
- To provide expertise in support of other research projects at the Institute;
- To contribute to the development of the Institute’s publication series
- To engage in comparative and/or transcultural research within the Cluster of Excellence “EurAsian Transformations“
- To participate in the (co-)organization of academic events at the Institute, and in various activities within the Cluster of Excellence “EurAsian Transformations“, including public outreach activities
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